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A bomb shell has hit the supposed fraud of global warming. Researchers are now reporting on their findings from around the world on findings in the hacked emails from the CRU or the Climate Research Unit of the University of East Anglia.

The leaked emails make light of a hoax, and that hoax is that we are being fooled about Climate Change, and it is all man made hype.

The 247 page “Harry Read Me” file, outlines the mess that temperature records are in, and of what the global warming theory is based on. It also talks about the troubles that the scientists had with devised computer programs that modified the data in their favour.
The CRU has been known to claim it has the world’s largest temperature data set. Relied on heavily by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and also the Environmental Protection Agency, when they are reporting and researching why carbon dioxide emissions endanger health of the public and why regulate them.

The United Nations bring in Billions of dollars and are defending their IPCC reports, and are not responding to the debate. Seemingly wanting to sweep these latest revelations under the carpet. Some are saying the reason there has been no response is because it will awake the public to the real issues at hand Power and Wealth.

Source :Los Angeles Public Relations

December 1, 2009 9:19 p.m. EST

Washington, D.C. (AHN) - The number of American babies born with Down syndrome increased 31 percent from 1979 to 2003, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The percentage translates to nine to 11 babies with the condition per 100,000 live births.

The CDC attributed the increase to more mothers older than 35 giving birth, wherein the chance of bearing a child with the condition is higher.

Down syndrome occurs when a child has an extra chromosome, number 21 of the 23 that determine genetic characteristics. Babies of older women commonly have this genetic defect.

An estimated 400,000 Americans suffer from Down syndrome. They face retardation, delayed language learning and slow motor development.

December 1, 2009 10:09 p.m. EST

Washington, DC (AHN) - President Barack Obama at his address at West Point tonight met Army Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal's request for tens of thousands of additional troops to fight the war in Afghanistan.

The President's speech reaffirmed the March 2009 core goal: to disrupt, dismantle, and eventually defeat al Qaeda and to prevent their return to either Afghanistan or Pakistan.

President Obama outlined much-expected surge in forces, to target elements of the insurgency and securing key population centers, training Afghan forces, transferring responsibility to a capable Afghan partner, and last but not the least "increasing our partnership with Pakistanis who are facing the same threats." The region from which the U.S. was attacked on 9/11, would be prevented from going back to the older days again as the Taliban tries to turn Afghanistan back into a safe haven from which international terrorists can strike at the U.S. or allies.

With Al Qaeda remaining in Pakistan where they continue to plot attacks and where they and their extremist allies pose a threat to the Pakistani state, the President announced the U.S. goal in Pakistan to ensure that al Qaeda is defeated and Pakistan remains stable. The President has decided to deploy an additional 30,000 U.S. troops to Afghanistan. These troops will deploy on an accelerated timeline to reinforce the 68,000 Americans and 39,000 non-U.S. ISAF troops already there with the aim to "target the insurgency, break its momentum, and better secure population centers."

The President announced that the U.S. would maintain this increased force level for the next 18 months and "beginning in July 2011, we will transfer lead security responsibility to Afghans and start to transition our combat forces out of Afghanistan."

The President called his new strategy as aimed at the security of London and Madrid; of Paris and Berlin; of Prague, New York, and broader collective security.

To cancel the allegations of corruption in the central government, the American president put emphasis on governance efforts to "developing more responsive, visible, and accountable institutions at the provincial, district, and local level, where everyday Afghans encounter their government." "We will also encourage and support the Afghan Government's reinvigorated plans to fight corruption, with concrete measures of progress toward greater accountability." With a pragmatic perspective in mind the president said that the most the United States can hope to achieve in Afghanistan is to pacify the countryside and empower the military and police sufficiently so that the Taliban doesn't reopen the country to internationally minded jihadis like Al Qaeda.

December 1, 2009 5:08 p.m. EST

Los Angeles, CA (CNS) - Disney announced that they would be getting in the prime-time holiday special game back in May with "Prep and Landing." But fans awaiting the half-hour special will have to wait another week. President Obama's Tuesday night speech at the United States Military Academy in West Point, NY means its preempted for another week.

Originally scheduled to air Tuesday, December 1st, "Disney's Prep and Landing" will now premiere on Tuesday, December 8th at 8:30pm ET/PT on ABC. The special will also air on ABC Family on Friday, December 18th as part of the network's "25 Days of Christmas."

"Prep and Landing" is executive produced by John Lasseter, who directed "Toy Story" and "Toy Story 2," and features the voice-work of Dave Foley ("A Bug's Life"), Derek Richardson, and Sarah Chalke (ABC's "Scrubs"). In the special, two elves are sent on special missions to prepare houses for Santa's visits.

Judge Keeps Ban On Release Of Jennifer Lopez Video (December 1st, 2009 2:34pm EST)



LOS ANGELES (AP) - A judge is keeping a ban in place to prevent the release of home videos featuring Jennifer Lopez that her ex-husband and his manager have sought to distribute.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James C. Chalfant said he will issue a preliminary injunction Tuesday against Lopez's ex-husband Ojani Noa and manager Ed Meyer.

Lopez sued the pair for $10 million last month, claiming Noa was trying to violate the terms of the couple's divorce and a confidentiality agreement by releasing 11 hours of footage.

Chalfant previously issued a temporary restraining order. The injunction to be issued Tuesday will remain in effect until the case is resolved.

Lopez wed Noa in 1997, but their marriage lasted just 11 months. An attorney for the singer-actress says the footage doesn't contain sexual situations.

Buenos Aires, Argentina (Dec. 1) -- A former Miss Argentina died Sunday after complications arising from plastic surgery, the official Telam news agency said.
Solange Magnano, 37, died in a hospital after being transferred from a clinic where she underwent an elective surgery on her buttocks on Wednesday, the agency reported.

Magnano ran her own modeling agency in Argentina, and had been a model and Miss Argentina in 1994. She also was the mother of 7-year-old twins.
The cause of her death was under investigation, authorities said.
News of her death shocked her fans ...